Book a last minute ticket with iDBUS and go to the Techno Parade
On Saturday 15 September, Paris will celebrate its fifteenth anniversary of the Techno Parade.There really has never been a better year to visit such an impressive event. This Parade will seeĀ thousands of both electronic and dance enthusiasts take to the Parisian streets to see live music,Ā with over one hundred and fifty DJs donning their most striking sets on twenty different floats.
There really is no event quite like this, which runs for three miles through the various livelyĀ neighbourhoods of Paris. Techno Parade is a fabulous day time party that will begin at midday andĀ go on until six-thirty. But the action most certainly will not stop there, with the festivities moving onĀ to the clubs come nightfall. This is one weekend that dance and techno lovers will not want to missĀ out on.
Itās also without a doubt not too late to join the thousands of party-goers. One of the best ways toĀ get last-minute transport is to extend the partying by taking one of the coach trips to Paris. This isĀ such a good option for travel, in that it takes out all the hassle. Thereās no need to worry aboutĀ getting lost in your car or queuing for ages at the airport then waiting for transfers. With Paris beingĀ relatively close, it would be ridiculous to not consider coach travel as an option. Start the party earlyĀ with a relaxing journey through the beautiful scenery of France. London to Paris is such a directĀ route these days as well, that you will be in amongst the action of Techno Parade in just eight hours.
So why not be a little bit impulsive and get yourself to one of the biggest day-time partyās of theĀ year. There will be a chance to experience all kinds of dance music, ranging from house, vogueing,Ā rave and the Melbourne Shuffle. So whatever your specific taste in dance, or even if youāre lookingĀ to discover some new sub genres of techno, this is definitely the place to find it all happening.
Techno Parade is in fact the second biggest free outdoor music festival in France, and was originallyĀ started as a rebellion against the repression of dance music, when it first became popular in FranceĀ in the early 1990s. But it was actually only in 1998 that its biggest supporter, the Technopol, wereĀ able to convince the government to recognise it as a musical culture. Itās no doubt then that thisĀ event attracts so many from all over the world to celebrate such a popular genre of music, that was once not so long ago completely dismissed.
So why not grab yourself a last minute bargain and take a coach trip from London to Paris to see andĀ take part in what is becoming one of the most famous electronic dance and music festivals inĀ Europe. Considering that it is the fifteenth year of celebrations this is definitely set to be one toĀ remember.
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